My small contribution I call - StreamTV (1 Viewer)

[MoPhat]

Hi Valk

I installed last friday the tvserver and the plugin on a xp machine... and its not stopping the stream > running more as 3 days!!!!

is there some issues with vista?

Ok, i let it on xp.


Any news about the update?
Here are a info about how to use multicast: CodeProject: IP Multicasting in C#. Free source code and programming help


thx
MoPhat

 

[Valk]

Sorry been busy of late, hopefully i'll be able to update soon.

I haven't tried on XP, only on windows 7 (which is fine). I can't think of any special reason why it wouldn't work on all 3 just fine.

Multicasting isn't anything special to add itself. The question is how do I go about accessing the feed (another RSS feed parameter, option to force multicasting, etc.).

 

[MoPhat]

Hi Valk, just a note for you, the tv stream is now running more then 4 days > without any problem


thx
MoPhat

 

[Valk]

I guess I finally fixed the problem

I'm impressed you have left it playing one channel for 4 days straight.

 

[nucks4cup]

TVersity update

Valk

Not sure how far you've gone with adding to TVersity. I've found that if you use the RTSP option you posted earlier, TVersity will list the channels in its library. I am still having problems actually playing the stream through TVersity though. the first day I ran this i did manage to get it working (no transcoding) but I can not repeat my success. I'm very excited to see someone with this intent working on a project, as this is the last piece of the puzzle for my needs as well.

Nucks

 

[Valk]

Yay finally did a update (took a bit longer then it should of).

This version should mean radio and tv playback is flawless.

For the moment its here on the forums just for the earily people to test since updating to MP 1.1 Alpha decided it didn't want to list the radio channels anymore I couldn't fully test it (I got a few shots in which proved the fix worked).

Anyway as always feedback would help and if thats all good i'll update the current build (SVN updated with latest version).

 

[MoPhat]

Thank you Valk for the update, i will test it now with longer streaming times

I noticed that the URL on the RSS feed has still the wrong encoded string... my VLC doesnt resolve the url > i must change this manually.

TimeShift.ts%3FChannelId=2

instead of

TimeShift.ts?ChannelId=2

and please add a redirect to /TvServer/ChannelList.rss if just entered http://MACHINENAME

thx
MoPhat

 

[Mr.Montesa]

Hey,
I think automatic redirecting is not the best idea.
Some have more webstuff on their boxes what could break these setups.
Till all the webservices are modules with a clean setup, and dont interfer each other, its difficult.
Running everything on different ports is a pain in the ass.
greets

 

[MoPhat]

Hey,
I think automatic redirecting is not the best idea.
Some have more webstuff on their boxes what could break these setups.
Till all the webservices are modules with a clean setup, and dont interfer each other, its difficult.
Running everything on different ports is a pain in the ass.
greets

Hi Mr.Montesa, sorry but you can not run 2 different webserver (IIS + this plugin) on the same Port (80) on the same machine, that doesnt work.

because that its very usefull to not enter the full path every time.

thx
MoPhat

 

[Mr.Montesa]

sorry but you can not run 2 different webserver (IIS + this plugin) on the same Port (80) on the same machine, that doesnt work.

You can! Using virtual hosts. Depending on the hostname that is queried the webserver will serve different DocumentRoots.
In fact you can setup mp.hostname or stream.hostname or ipmp.hostname, etc

In this spcial case it is possible to redirect from stream.hostname to stream.hostname/StreamTv/...
Perhaps it does work in other situaltion too.
Just my two cents.
greets